4.6 Modern Art Movements

• What is the typical timeframe of Modern Art according to this study material?

  1860 to 1970s
• Key characteristics of Modern Art include abstraction, experimentation, individualism, and social commentary
• Modern Art adheres to a fixed set of rules or styles.

  False
• Match the Modern Art movement with its characteristic style:

  Impressionism ↔️ Capture fleeting moments and light effects

  Cubism ↔️ Deconstruct objects into geometric shapes

  Surrealism ↔️ Explore the subconscious mind and dreamlike imagery

  Abstract Expressionism ↔️ Express emotions through spontaneous brushstrokes
• Which artists led the Fauvism movement?

  Henri Matisse and André Derain
• Fauvism emphasized emotional expression through bold, vibrant colors
• Fauvism is characterized by vivid colors and spontaneous brushwork.
• Which two artists led the Fauvism movement?

  Henri Matisse, André Derain
• Fauvism was characterized by vivid colors andspontaneous brushwork.spontaneous
• What is the characteristic style of Impressionism?

  Capture light and moments
• Which artists are known for Cubism?

  Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque
• Fauvism emerged around 1905.
• What is the title of Henri Matisse's Fauvist masterpiece from 1909-1910?

  The Dance
• Fauvism's focus on color and emotional expression distinguishes it from Cubism's emphasis on geometric forms
• Modern Art encompasses art produced from the late 19th to the late 20th century.
• Match the Modern Art movement with its key characteristic:

  Surrealism ↔️ Dreamlike imagery

  Cubism ↔️ Geometric shapes

  Impressionism ↔️ Fleeting light effects
• Which artists are known for Abstract Expressionism?

  Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko
• What year did Fauvism emerge?

  1905
• Fauvism's vivid colors and spontaneous brushwork were used to express emotional expression.
• Match the Modern Art movement with its notable characteristic:

  Fauvism ↔️ Vivid colors

  Cubism ↔️ Geometric shapes

  Surrealism ↔️ Dreamlike imagery
• Arrange the following Modern Art movements in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Impressionism

  2️⃣ Fauvism

  3️⃣ Cubism

  4️⃣ Surrealism
• What is the key emphasis of Cubism?

  Geometric shapes
• Fauvism, led by Henri Matisse and André Derain, emphasized emotional expression through bold, vibrant colors
• What are the two primary characteristics of Fauvism?

  Vivid colors and spontaneous brushwork
• Fauvism emerged around 1905
• Match the art movement with its characteristic style:

  Fauvism ↔️ Vivid colors, spontaneous brushwork

  Cubism ↔️ Deconstruct objects into geometric shapes

  Surrealism ↔️ Explore the subconscious mind

  Impressionism ↔️ Capture fleeting moments and light effects
• Order the early 20th-century art movements chronologically based on their emergence:

  1️⃣ Fauvism

  2️⃣ Cubism

  3️⃣ Surrealism

  4️⃣ Expressionism
• Expressionism emerged as a response to growing industrialization and urbanization
• What is a key characteristic of Expressionism?

  Bold colors
• Match the art movement with its key characteristics:

  Expressionism ↔️ Bold colors, distorted forms

  Fauvism ↔️ Vivid colors, spontaneous brushwork

  Cubism ↔️ Deconstruction into geometric shapes
• Which iconic artwork by Edvard Munch expresses overwhelming anxiety?

  The Scream
• Cubism aimed to capture the subject's essence from multiple angles simultaneously.
• What distinguishes the forms in Cubism compared to Fauvism?

  Geometric shapes
• Futurism originated in Italy around 1909
• What is a key characteristic of Futurism?

  Emphasis on speed
• Match the art movement with its subject matter:

  Futurism ↔️ Speed, technology, urban life

  Cubism ↔️ Geometric shapes, multiple perspectives
• Which artwork by Giacomo Balla embodies Futurism's fascination with motion and speed?

  Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash
• Dadaism emerged during World War I in Zurich, Switzerland.
• Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" (1917) involved presenting an ordinary urinal
• What is the approximate timeframe of Modern Art?

  1860 to 1970